Arise: Beat Procrastination & dominate todo lists!

Arise: Beat Procrastination & dominate todo lists!

by Koczo Balazs

66 ratings
51 reviews

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This is an archived listing of the app previously available on the App Store.

Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 26, 2013
  • May 23, 2017
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This app helps you overcome procrastination by identifying your personal "demons" and guiding you through a four-step process to get into a productive flow state. It uses animated timers and coaching techniques to combat common blockers and boost your efficiency.

Identify 9 procrastinator demons
Dopamine shot animated timer
Demon identification and coaching
Pomodoro rocket booster
Control over your life
Turn procrastination into precrastination
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What's New in Arise

3.1

May 23, 2017

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. Arise is now available for iPad as well! Critical bugs are busted for good too!

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User reviews

One of a kind!

It’s too bad this app is no longer being developed. It has become an essential for me especially as an ADHDer.

Hope it’s still supported

Needs work and the last update was 5 yrs ago, but love it and hope it is maintained! The screen after identifying blocker lets you share the task and set a reward, but if you share it, you can’t return to set the reward, for instance. Also the text in the input field is hard to read as it’s too light. Please fix! 🤞
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Love it! .... so far

I just started using this app, yesterday. I’ve looked at/tried many apps that I think would be helpful. I definitely have ADHD and some anxiety. I struggle with perfectionism. Working from home has been difficult for me, because I need routine and accountability. Also, I tend to put things off due to “all or nothing” thinking. This app targets the underlying causes of procrastination... the payoff. I’m giving 4 stars because there seems to be a “glitch” when I attempt to message someone for accountability. It froze on me, a few times, and I had to close the app and start over.
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Do Not Waste your Money or GB

First, this should be offered with instructions, as a 7-day trial. Second, this was a complete waste of my time and money! There are zero directions, it is basically a fancy demotivating timer.

Great app!

I truly like this app in that it allows you to process what is happening related to your procrastination. I only wish it would allow you to look back at the demons you’ve conquered and their associated entries and dilemmas, like an archived journal to see your own progress. Other than this I am so grateful to this app and am excited to see how it will continue to help me to stay on track and not get bogged down by so much anxiety!
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FAQ

What does Arise do?

Arise is designed to help users overcome procrastination and enter a productive flow state. It identifies specific "procrastinator demons" and provides a four-step process to tackle them, including animated timers and coaching techniques.

How does Arise help with procrastination?

The app guides you through four steps: an initial dopamine boost with an animated timer, identifying your specific blocker demon, coaching to overcome that demon, and a Pomodoro booster to get you into motion. It aims to give you back control over your life by tackling procrastination.

Is Arise free to use?

Based on the provided information, the app is available for free. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription models.

What kind of users is Arise for?

This app is for anyone who struggles with procrastination and wants to become more productive. It's particularly useful for individuals who feel their time is being stolen by a lack of focus or an inability to start tasks.

Can Arise help me manage my to-do lists?

While the primary focus is on beating procrastination, by helping you get into a productive flow state and overcome blockers, the app indirectly aids in dominating your to-do lists. It's about getting you to a point where you can effectively tackle your tasks.